Paolo Di Canio.
The wild and wayward Italian had a fairly good career, playing in the Premier League, and after its completion, even briefly working as head coaches in the strongest league of Foggy Albion.
In December 2000, his “West Ham” was visiting “Everton”, and at the very end of the game, the goalkeeper “toffee” Paul Gerrard was injured, having stumbled when interrupting a dangerous attack
Paolo Di Canio.
The wild and wayward Italian had a fairly good career, playing in the Premier League, and after its completion, even briefly working as head coaches in the strongest league of Foggy Albion.
In December 2000, his “West Ham” was visiting “Everton”, and at the very end of the game, the goalkeeper “toffee” Paul Gerrard was injured, having stumbled when interrupting a dangerous attack “hammer”. In that episode, the goal was empty and the ball flew to Di Canio, but the Italian forward did not score the ball into the unprotected goal, but caught it in his hands, thereby stopping the game.
at the end of the season, he received an award for fair play from FIFA.